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Vocabulary Entry
sharp
|adjective • noun • verb • adverb
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A
adjective
Having an edge or point that is able to cut or pierce; also can refer to a clear or intense quality.
Example Sentences
"Be careful with that sharp knife."
"He made a sharp turn to avoid the pothole."
"Her sharp intellect impressed everyone in the room."
N
noun
A cutting implement or a pointed object; can also refer to a strong or intense quality.
Example Sentences
"The chef used a sharp to slice the vegetables."
"He felt a sharp in his back after lifting the heavy box."
"The sharp of the debate left everyone in awe."
V
verb
To make something sharper or more acute.
Example Sentences
"She used a stone to sharp the blade of her knife."
"He needs to sharp his skills if he wants to win the competition."
"The tailor will sharp your jacket's lapels for a better fit."
A
adverb
In a sudden or abrupt manner; often refers to a quick or smartly executed action.
Example Sentences
"He turned sharp to face the noise behind him."
"The car came to a sharp stop before hitting the curb."
"She took a sharp breath at the surprising news."